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Nigel Cameron & Julie Cameron-Hall: Almond trees and Celtish ChristmasesTony Cummings investigated the fascinating lives of Celtic-styled singer/songwriters NIGEL CAMERON & JULIE CAMERON-HALL [21.12.18]
Austin & Lindsey Adamec: The "modern worship classic" "Victorious"Tony Cummings reports on husband-and-wife worshippers AUSTIN & LINDSEY ADAMEC [20.12.18]
People!: The '60s rock hitmakers with the Larry Norman connection Tony Cummings spoke to guitarist and founder of '60s band PEOPLE!, Geoff Levin, in the wake of the publication of Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?: Larry Norman And The Perils Of Christian Rock. [19.12.18]
Clannad: The story of the 1982 classic "Theme From Harry's Game"Tony Cummings reports on the Celtic classic which changed the lives of the Dublin-based band CLANNAD [15.12.18]
Rob Halligan: Finally taking the leap as a full-time songsmithTony Cummings went to a house concert in Birmingham where he talked to singer/songwriter ROB HALLIGAN [14.12.18]
BBC Music: An overview of the BBC's flagship classical music magazineSteven Whitehead and Tony Cummings continue the occasional series by assessing a mainstream music publication, this time best-selling classical music magazine, BBC MUSIC [13.12.18]
The Ruins: The alternative pop duo from Atlanta, now signed to Dream RecordsTony Cummings reports on Debra Black and Victor Gonzalez, otherwise known as THE RUINS [08.12.18]
The Blackwood Brothers: The Southern gospel pioneers with an 84-year history Tony Cummings spoke to Billy Blackwood of THE BLACKWOOD BROTHERS about their long history and their new album [06.12.18]
Michael Card: The veteran songsmith still exploring God's LovingkindnessLins Honeyman met up with one of the major figures in American CCM, MICHAEL CARD [05.12.18]
Explode The TV: Pop melodies, rock rhythms and an ethereal sound for the LondonersTony Cummings quizzed Andi Skips and Bentley Browning of London-based band EXPLODE THE TV [01.12.18]
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